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The Jobbing Trade.
CAN NED GOOnS

Tomatoes-Two- pound cans, so0s5c; 3-pound,
$1.2o01.25. Peaches-Standard 3pound S1.7o0
S12001.3O. Corn-Revere. $1,000 49, McMur-
ray. $1.2501:3o; Yarmouth. 81 ,3o01.35. Miseel-
laneous-Black berries. 2-pound, SO090c raspberries
2pound 81. lO0i Is; pineapple standard 2-pound,
$1.4O025O; seconds. 2-pound. s.. 100 90 cove
oysters, 1-pound. full weight. 90caS1; light, 690
zoe; 2-pound, full Sl.7O01.s0 light 9oc ISL;
stringbeans S5c0Sl; Lima beans, S0cd Il 40;
peas. marrowfat. 75c a 40: small, 81 50D2; lob
sters 81 90 a. 10; red cherries 81 050 20 goose
berries, 80 O9Oc; Strawberries 81 100 LIS.
COAL AND COKE.
Block, SO. % " ton: Mnshall. SIS % ~ ton; Jack
son, 1915 y ton; Pittsburg. 81 p ton; Raymond
Creek, 81 p tom Hooking 1915 p ton; Island City,
So ~ ton: Highland. S2.75 ~ ton; Piedmont and
Blossburg SIS u TOM Duggar (Peacock) lump So ~
thracte, 81 2 tom egg and crate anthracite So rs
y TOM gas coke. 12c y bu $3 y load; crushed COKE
l3c p bu or SIS % u load All soft coal nut size,
Soc, fp ton less than the above prices the same
quality of lump coal
Alcohol. $2.2O02.2S asafoetida. 2O025 alum
405c camphor, 2S Soc; cochineal 80 SOC; chioro-
form, As 050c: copperas. brls SO a 3 So tar.
tar. pure, 40042c; indigo S0c0Sl, hcorice. Calab
morphine w. one roro madder
a 14c oil castor. p gal, 81. 500 60; oil. bergamot
p ID, SIS as 25; opium. $4. 5o04.75; quinine, P &
w, p OF. 65 a 7oei balsam copaiba 50055e; soap
CASTLE, Fr.. 12dsl6c; soda bicarb., 4le06c salts
Epson. DC; sulphur. -four. 406c saltpetre, a
zoe turpentine 4204sc; glycerine 2s032c; iodide
potass., s. 9OO3: bronne potass AZ 64Sc; chlorate
potash. 25c; borax. 1O012c; cnchonidia, 1S022c
carboiic acid, 50155c.
OILs-Iinseed soil raw. 4O043c p gal: coal oil
legal test S34 liec; bank 4oc; best straits 45c;
Labrador 60c; West Virginia iubricating 2003Oc;
miners. 65c. Lard Os-No. /, 50055c; do extra
So SOC
WHITE LEAp-Pure, Ga 06lac; lower grades, 5ls
06c. q
DRY GOODS.
Observation-Disclosures AGA 13lac; Conestoga BIZ
15c; Conestoga extra, 13l2c; Conestoga Gold Medal
lac; Conestoga GA. IL ioc: conestoga AA. DC; Con-
estoga X. SC; Pearl River 12l2c: Lewiston 36-inch
l5c: Lewiston 32-inch. lie; Lewiston 3Osnch / lie;
Falls OBO 32ihch 3i2c: Methuen IA. 12l2c Oak
land A. 7c Swift River &c; York 81 inch, 12i2c; York
30sinch, / j icc.
BLEAcHEp Blackstone IA. 7iec; Bal
lou & Son. 6lac: Chestnut Hill. &C. Cabot A, &c;
Chapman Y sac; Dwight Star s. Si2c; Fruit OF the
Vile. Saac. New York Mills 1oiac; Our Own. sac
PeDperel Oh. i9c Penuereli 1o-i 2Ic: Hills. Sc;
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tended also into June, and that option, at the
close, was within 1c of May, while the difference
yesterday was 1ac. s'Shorts" were good buyers
to-day, aud aided the advance The buying of
June created the impression that the June option
also would come under control of the ''ball'
combination. Liverpool quoted quiet and
Atlantic ports was Isl, 900 ou. and from Detroit
and Toledo the shipments were 439 900 bu The
market opened at S3sc for May, Sale, fell
at 81 a 841c. Corn quiet and easy, prices
averaging shade lower than yesterday. Oats
featureless Mess pork was unchanged.
Lard was moderately active and 507ac per 100
lbs lower early, but rallied and closed about the
same as on yesterday. Short ribs broke off .15
0.174c early. rallied 100. l5c, but again de-
clii.ed is q 173c rallied triie and closed mod
eratey steady. The leading futures ranged as
folIowS.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Rather Quiet, Weather Conditions
Unfavorable, Prices Steady in Tone.

Trade Rather Quiet, Weather Conditions
Unfavorable. Prices Steady in Tone.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 20.
Trade to-day was rather quiet, the cool tenn
perature checking business more or less. What
is now wanted Is genuine spring weather. and
with its advent trade would assume satisfactory
proportions, as the country merchants in
good shape financially, as a rule, and disposed to
stock up literally. The scare over rate matters
is gradually passing off, and in most cases the
country merchant is benefited through the re-
vision of rates. Dry goods men report their
trade satisfactory. all things considered, al
though rather quiet thus far this week. Prices
rule steady, and without change. In groceries
there is a healthy movement Articles of
staple character are selling quite freely at
higher range of prices than few weeks ago.
The coffee market seems to be at stand still,
though firm in tone. Sugars. as we'll. rule steady
and strong. We are still unable to quote
salt, the trade is at a standstil,
awaiting the adjustment Of rates. There is not
twenty five barrels of salt on this market at the
present time, and our grocers are unable to I'll
orders. The produce markets fairly active.
Southern vegetables are coming in more freely
at more reasonable rates. Strawberries are still
in light supply. and selling at Sc so to 81 per
CFdto Vi tWeUty-l QUARTS 1nerG are Stlll u lew
green apples, ieestorage kept. the market
and really choice fruit is selling as high as 81
per barrel. Potatoes plenty at 80 cents per
bushe), and in large quantities less. The
provision market is in the strong position of
some time past, prices steady and unchanged;
III jobbing way there is good movement
The -four market is taking better shape the last
day or Two, and there are some indications of an
early improvement in prices. In other markets
there is nothing which calls for comment, prices
as a rule are firm, and fluctuations in values
| few.
| The local market retains the strong tone of
| Tuesday with light offerings of all cereals. Fut-
res rule frmer, with the better outlook for the
market Prices for wheat rule as on Tuesday.
| while corn was a shade higher White grades
very scarce and badly wanted at the advanced
/ quotations. There good attendance on
Change and bidding was spirited. Track bids
! ruled as follows:
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Cash qnotatiors were as follows: Flour steady
and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat, S2aa 0S2sc;
No. spring wheat, 76077c; No. red, So q
S2sc. No. 2 corn, 1873 a 37ac No oats, 27sc.
No. rye, Sole No barley, 80 Coo No. L
flaxseed, sl.07A 0L07s. Prime timothy seed,
$l.69 Mess pork. per brl. $40. so Lard, per
100 lbs, $7l5. Short-rib sides. loose 70c dry
sailed shoulders, boxed. 60610c short-clear
sides, boxed, S15a s. zoe. Whisky, distillers'
finished goods. per gal. $l.18. Sugars-Cut
loaf, 81 a 6sc; granulated, 6sc: standard A. 5sc.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day. the butter
market was quiet and weak; creamery. 170 22ac
per pound; dairy, l55 02lc per pound. Eggs, IL
012tc
iseceipts-Flour, Is 900 brls: wheat, 10, 900 bu;
10S,000 bu oats. 1885, 900 bu; rye, 3, 900 blu;
barley, IA 600 bu. Shipments-Flour. 1000 brls;
wheat, 20, 900 bu corn, 5000 blu; oats. ~ 900 bu;
rye, none: barley, 6, 900 bu.
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Oil.

NEW YORK, April 20.-Petroleum opened firm
at 14c advanced to "a sec. weakened under heavy
sales touching 90 sc in the last hour rallied slightly
and closed at 62Fsc sales, 2. lS4, 600 brls Turpen-
tine dull at lOl2c.
OIL CITY. April EDUCATIONAL Transit certificates
opened at 63sac highest, 64L2c: lowest 625sc;
closed at 627sc; sales 1,176.OO0 brls; clearances
100 600 brls; charters, 76,94O brls; shipments,
90. 500 brls
PITTSBURG, April 2O.-Petroleum dull and
heavy National Transit certificates opened 63 3sc
closed at 27sc highest, 6Iasc; lowest, 625sc.
WILMINGTON. April 20.-Turpentine firm at
36c.
SAVANNAH, April 2O.-Turpentine steady at 36c.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. April GO. L. Greene g. Co.'S re-
port cotton futures says Operations were slow
and the market without any clearly defined point for
the day First the the tone appeared easy but rates
recovered though not being fully sustained and the
evening""
NEW ORLEANS, April 2O-Cottpn frm low
middling, 9 ID 16c; good ordinary. 5-16c; net re-
ceipts 031 bales; gross receipts, 1,1S8 bales; ex-
ports Great Britain L 5 IS bales; to France 3 233
bales; to the Continent. $50 bales: coastwise. 2769
bales; sales. 2. 500 bales; stock, 161, 751 bales.
LIVERPOOL. April 2O-Cotton dull and I'M
changed; sales 8 900 bales, including / 900 bales
for speculation and export and g. 600 bales American
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Georgt Carter and wife to Lucy Allen lot
II ii Smith & Yandess subdivision of
apoli. :, = - e.. = - 10000
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subdivi on of outot 60, in indianapolis 1000. 90
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John S. Spann - homas Simms. lot 800
of Spann T. Co IS second Woodlawn ad-
difion to Indianapolis Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
Harry ]. Milligan, trustee to Frederick
addition addition to Ind n ar s,e e - 10000
Maria Douglass, guardian to Albert lgoe
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS April 20.--Wool-Medium grades of
good bright wool steady and find ready sales but
there is little demand for the higher grades good
dunn unwashed, 20a24c; fine light, 1S022c; fine
heavy 14020c; coarse braid, 10 020c; low to choice
tub.washed 80 q 81 loc.
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of Marion county, Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at P. NJ, April 90 1887 furnished by
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Building:
Lacell Y. McIntire to Elizabeth L. Nc
Intire, lot and part oflot s. in Eliotts
subdivision of lot q, in Samuel Hen
aerson's addition to Indianapolis 81, 1850 90
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man. part of sections 80 and SO. town
ship IL range 8 east containing 70
Janes McGorm;ck and wife to Henry o0o'oo
Z. Hurshman, lot II, in McCormicks
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phiIander II. Fitzgerald and wife to
Charles VI. Fletcher, part of lot IL IN
Buffers north addition to College Cor
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Harry j. Milligan, trustee, to Mary Il.
Corey, lot 16, in square IA, in s. A.
Fletcher jr. s northeast addition to In
John Hugo to Catherine Dantzer lot "a,
in Hendricks subdivision of outlot SO.
in Indianapolis. oooOo
Frances l.. Hill and husband to Annie
Boernstein lots and 8, In Yandes 81
Wiikins's subdivision of outlot 81. in
Thomas A. jeffrey and wife to Mary NJ.
Allison lot 10. in Braden's subdivision
of Henderson, addition to indianapolis 10000
Charles E. Cefhn, trustee, to Cora A. SIM
derland. lot 80, in G. E. Collins East
Vermont street addition to Indianapolis 200. 90
Thames Loan and Trust Company toPau1
A Pfafiln. part of of lots so and 81, in
Robert Hannas heirs addition to In
dianapolis- SOUOo
Harry j. Milligan. trustee to Albert Mail
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err IT. s northeast addition to Indianapo-
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Mary Morrison administrators to VIM.
p Fshback. lot 6, in square 10. inVIn-
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. April 20.--Aside from moderate
movement of goods on previous orders, the demand
was light. except for cotton fannels, which were in
request for autumn assortnents.
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TERMS.

The terms of the DAILY JOU E,NAL are as follows
Delivered bv agents per week, rthout Sunday $50
Delivered by agents per week, Guiding Sunday. SOC
nv MAIL.
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Cattle Steady at Unchanged Prices-Hogs
Weak and Lower-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPoLIs April 20.
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NEW YORK. April 90 Bar silver, 95c
LONDON. April 20 Bar silver. 43 13.l6d pc
ounce.
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Metals.
LIVE STOCK.

ST. LOUIS, April 20.-Lead dull; common, DC;
refined 4.05c.
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Real Estate Transfers.

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of Marion county Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at P. NJ, April 20. 1887, as furnished by
Elliott Butler abstracters of titles Room 3d. Etna
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IRON AND STEEL.

Bar iron frates). 2.35c horseshoe bar $500; Nor
way nail rod 7c German steel powslabs &c; Ameri-
can cam dr steel iae s saG G tool steel LOG TIRE
04.5O mule Shoes q keg $685. a $50; horse nails
p box. Sd, $5: cut nails, 10d and larger. 1910 y
key other sizes at the usual advance; steel nails.
s. 80
TIMERS SUPPLIEs-Best brand charcoal tin-IC.
1Ox14 14x20. 12x12, $6; TX, 1Ox14. 14x20 and
12x12 1913: &c. 14x20 roofing tin, IS %; &c, COX
%. $40 5O011; block tin in pigs. &c; in bars &c.
Iron--27 iron, 3l4c 81 G iron. SC; galvanized. so
and 10 per cent discount. Sheet zinc, &c. Copper
bottoms, 23c Planished copper, SOC. Solder 15l2
017c. Wire 60 per cent. off list
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APpLEs-Common. So; choice 81 p bril- extra fine.
81 1905 y brl.
CRANBERRIEs-$11.5O01 % brl; $404.5O p
box.
crate
PoTAToEs-3OO4Oc 4p bu.
ONIoNs-S2 1925 ~ bril-
SWEET POTATOEs-Jerseys, So % 1915 ~ bril-:
Baltimore So. rs 03 ~ brl.
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The Market Opens with a Weak Feeling,
but Closes Active and Strong.
NEW YORK, April 20--Money on call was
Easy at 405 per cent, closing offered at per
Eut.
Prime mercantile paper. 50 Der cent.
Sterling exchange was dull but firm at "a. $50
for sixty days and S4. 81 for demand.
The total sales of stocks today were 1885, 48
shares, including the following: Delaware Lack
awanna & Western, %, 981; Delaware & Hudson,
1856; Erie, 1880; Kansas & Texas. g. 145 Lake
Shore. $3.50; Louisville 6 Nashville 1856; New
Jersey Central, 9,400; Northern Pacific, 4000
Oregon & Transcontinental 5000; Reading, 14l,-
800; ST Paul. 1850: Union Pacific, 5,27O.
The stock market was a shade more active to-
day. and complete change in temper of the
dealings was brought about firm tone marking
.he transactions for the entire day, with the ex-
seption of a few minutes in the early morning
The s'bears" and room traders began the day
with the same tactics which they. employed late
yesterday afternoon. and the result was tenn
porary decline. but good demand soon devel-
oped, and before the day over many of the
sellers of the morning were buyers London
was seller at the opening, but the foreign
operations were not factor IN the days trans
actions The coal stocks were the leaders of
the market, but Reading monopolized
most of the interest It fur
nished nearly one-haf of the entire
business of the first hour. and its rally turned
the current in the remain Ter of the list. Rich
mond e. West Point was active and strong
early in the day. Erie was also a fayorite, and
St Paul was we'll supported. Fort Worth 81
Denver more quiet. and sh owed no marked
strength. Among the specialaes Kingston &
Pembroke, and Chicago, ST. Louis d
Pittshurg were most conspicuous. The oIsening
was weak. the declines from last evenings final
figures ranging Up to J. The market. however,
firm from the opening with the exception
of Reading, which declined ! under free selling.
Chicago ST. Louis & Pttsburg preferred, Fort
Worth & Denver, and Jersey Cen tral were no.
ticeably strong, and Reading af ter the rally,
quickly regained its loss. Consolidated Gas then
became the speciality but the gene raj list main
tanned slow but steady advance. In the after
noon Richmond g. West Point became strong
and the general market showed little or no move
ment, with marked decrease in business. Some
selling for realization caused slight depression
in the last hour but the market again stiffened,
the close being active and strong at the best
prices of the day. Sales. 1856, 348 shares.
Railroad bonds were less active; sales, 81, 425.
000 Atlantic q Pacific incomes were the most
active. with sales of $l65 900 Green Bay incomes
contributed $l3l, 00e and Erie seconds $4,000
The movements were very irregular, though q
majority are higher.
Government bonds were dull but firm.
State bonds were steady and dull. Closing
Quotations
Nav
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ity fair; market opened weak and lower; packers

let steady at unchanged prices.
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FOREIGN FRUITS.

RAIslNs-London layer. $202.2O ~ box; loose
museatele, 2-crown, S1.7501.9O % box; Valencia.
707lac p tb; citron, 25026c y ID; currants Ga q
6l2c ~ ID. Bananas-S203 Oranges-Florida,
$2.7503 % p box; extra $3.50; good to choice
SETS $2.7593 y box. Lemons-Messina extra
box; choice $4.2504 so y box. FigsoI4ai6c.
Prunes-Turksh. old, sig q &c; new. 606Ac. Cocoa
nuts, 1907 y 100, according to size.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Heavy Trading in Wheat Options, Ac-
companied by an Advance in Prices.
Corn Quiet and Easy at Prices Shade Lower
Than Those of Tuesday-Pork Unchanged
Lard Active at Previous Figures.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

The Market Opens with a Weak Feeling,
but Closes Active and Strong.